"I cannot conceive it possible, without the grossest miscalculation, that there should be a redundancy of capital and of labour at the same time."-- David Ricardo, Letters to Malthus, LXXIII [pg 173]
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It is astonishing what foolish things one can temporarily believe if one thinks during the greatest age of the inducement to investment.
ps, those are quotes from the Preface and Chapter 23.
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